The Arshavin transfer saga is yo-yoing at an increasing rate. The story is changing every five hours and is starting to gather all the worrying hallmarks of an unconsumated relationship.
- The Guardian (His agent says, "Hey Zenit! Don't price him out!")
- The Daily Mail (He says, "Oh, oh, oh! I want to be a Gunner!")
- Again in The Daily Mail (The Club, Zenit, are looking for a bidding war.)
- The Times of London (It's a long-shot, Arsenal won't pony up the dough.)
- The Telegraph (All but done, working out the details, Advocaat says he's got a replacement in line already.)
- The Sun (Wait, nope, there are no talks after all.)
It's all a little much.
Posts
2 comments:
My guess? Wenger and Arshavin and Zenit consummate their relationship ... in the figurative and cash-based sense, obviously. Arsenal's got to do something, right? They'll sign this guy, bag a bunch of goals and make it work. You can just kind of see it happening – at least from an outsider's perspective.
Arshavin definitely makes sense, as opposed this story.
Impressive resume on Eboue, no? Champions League Final flop, gets booed off the pitch by his own fans after a 60-minute cameo, and is now a shameless self-promoter. I think the Gunners faithful would pay his fare to Milan were he to leave.
Post a Comment